I spent a year going from doctor to doctor. The answer was in the air.
A couple of years ago, my sister and I started experiencing unexplained fatigue, brain fog, and hormonal issues. We saw dozens of doctors. Nobody could figure it out.
Eventually, an integrative medicine doctor suggested we test for mold. Turns out our office was the problem. Once we reduced our exposure, we started feeling like ourselves again.
But the process of figuring that out was one of the most confusing and expensive experiences of my life. The tests gave us numbers nobody could explain. The remediation quotes ranged from "you're fine" to "tear out the walls." Nobody could tell us what the data actually meant or what to do next.
That experience sent me deep into the world of indoor environmental health — talking to 50+ building scientists, researchers, doctors, and remediation experts, and spending months shadowing a home health specialist on real site visits. What I kept hearing was the same gap: people can get data about their home, but nobody tells them what it actually means or gives them a clear, prioritized plan to fix it.
So that's what we built. A home health assessment that gives you specific answers: what's in your air, which issues matter most, exactly what to do about them, and in what order. Not more confusion — clarity.